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| Things that are represented in an artwork such as people, buildings, trees, etc. |
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| the materials used to create an artwork such as oil, watercolor, etc. or a catergory of art such as drawing, painting or sculpture. |
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| requirements that philosophers and critics of art generally agree something must fulfill to be an artwork |
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| condition that is fullfilled when a logical and harmonous relationships exists among all the parts of an object |
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| condition in which the elements of an artwork appear to fit well together |
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Provides an aesthetic response
has a good design
intended to be art |
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| produced by amateur or untrained artists. |
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| kind of art that you see everyday in the newspaper or on television. |
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| feeling of enjoyment for it's own sake |
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aesthetic repsonse
intentions
expert opinions
traditional material and forms
good design |
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| List 5 things people use to determine is something is art |
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| Help us to think in more creative ways |
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| How do philosophical questions benefit us? |
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| artists, dealers, collectors, art critics, museum directors, and art teachers etc. |
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| Who makes the judgements when determining if something is a work of art? |
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| galleries and art museums |
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| where can fine art be found |
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| new technology, styles, and techniques have formed over the years. |
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| What are the reasons why the idea of art has broadened? |
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| scientists who explore ancient cities and villages to discover, identify, and catalog relics. |
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| What is an archaeologist? |
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jewelery
photography
construction
enviromental
drawing
mixed media
collage
computer art |
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| what are some varieties of art forms? |
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